Iron Dog Studio deploys new “Adaptive Fast-play” feature

Iron Dog Studio, a brand within the UK-based 1X2 Network, recently announced the launch of an innovative new feature called, “Adaptive Fast-play.”

The intuitive fast-play feature tracks whether a player is trying to force the slot game to speed up, and then asks the user if they would like to play fast by default. According to the slots developer, tests show that with the new feature enabled, a user can play over 200% faster and can at any time, toggle it off or on.

Commenting on the “Adaptive Fast-play” feature, Commercial Director Kevin Reid, said, “Our AF feature allows customers the option to play our games at the speed they want, generating a greater tailored user experience from each game. Speeding up gameplay is obviously greater for the house, but most importantly allows players that want to strip back the game, the ability to do so. Our games are graphic and animation rich, but with features like these the player is really getting into what is also great about our titles. In our unique math and game play.”

Across the 1X2Network, the “Adaptive Fast-play” has already gone live across Iron Dog Studio’s entire 6-slot -soon to be 8- portfolio. Including recent launches on Pariplay, NYX and Betconstruct GAN.

The new feature can be sampled on Iron Dog Studio video slots including; Neon Jungle, which will be available on Sept 13; Cherry Blast, available now; and Treasure of Horus, also available now.

Earlier this month Pariplay Ltd., a gaming technology company based in the UK, announced a partnership with the 1X2 Network that will see the independent software company’s full range of content, including the brands Iron Dog Studio and 1X2gaming, made available to operators through Pariplay’s FUSION network.

That, on the heels of an earlier deal in July, where BetConstruct joined forces with 1X2 NETWORK to make available to its customers content including a variety of slots, table games and sports games, deployed fully in HTML5 for retail, desktop, tablet and mobile.